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La Vaca Tranquila

5 of 5 stars
Buenos Aires
Nov 26, 2009

the setting is incredible, pool awesome and best of it's very unique and rustic. highly recommended. more

Hostel in Salta

3 of 5 stars
Quito, Ecuador
Nov 26, 2009

We really enjoyed the bbq here. Excellent meat, veggies and fun dancers and tango. It was a very social place. But the sheets on the bed were ready to fall apart and would not stay on the bed. I get...more

Terrazas de la Posta

Nov 23, 2009

Pros: 1 Very clean 2 Good location 3 All the modern amenities in a great setting 4 Great bed, linens and pillows Cons: 1 Do not go the hotel restaurant (which is located in the town square)...more

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